Hello everyone,
I tried to create a patch for one of our products and stumbled across the issue 
that the components key paths was changed accidentally.
It was changed because the key path is a registry key that is going to be 
removed during the update.
The result is that when using wix/pyro for the patch creation, pyro exist with 
an error complaining about the changed key path, which is correct to me.
What is curious is, when using the "old" msimsp way and tool, there is no error 
message on the changed component code.

MSDN documentation 
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa367850%28v=VS.85%29.aspx) is clear 
on filepath change:
"The update must not change the component code of any component. Consequently, 
a small update or minor upgrade must never change the name of a component's key 
file because this would require changing the component code."
, but does say nothing about the registry paths as key path...


So my question is if someone could tell me who (pyro or msimsp method) is 
correct?
Is it a bug/feature in either pyro or msimsp?


For reference I used wix 3 RTM version and MSI 5.0 for patch creation.

Any guidance is greatly appreciated.

Best regards,
Tobias
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